Queen's In The News Friday, November 4, 2022
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Alexander Braun |
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Seismic Soundoff: 167: Exploring other planets with geophysics Dr. Braun talks about planetary geophysics, including why Jurassic Park gives a poor impression of geophysics and how geophysical techniques on the moon helped turtles on Earth. |
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Carmen Celestini |
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CBC News Network: CBC News Dr. Celestini weighs in on the Emergencies Act Inquiry and how the people testifying have been pulling back from any notions of extremism. |
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Catherine Donnelly |
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Toronto Star: Canada hasn’t embraced ‘natural’ retirement communities. Why these High Park condos could succeed where many have failed Dr. Donnelly talks about the Oasis program, a program designed to strengthen and sustain healthy communities of older adults. She says that the older adults have to be the ones who want the Oasis program in their building. |
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Evans, Gerald |
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Global News: Ontario prepares for flu season Dr. Evans says the lack of influenza over the last few years leaves open a big door for it to have activity early on in flu season. |
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Robert Hickey |
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Globe and Mail: CUPE’s initial wage ask ambitious but expected when inflation is considered, labour relations experts say Dr. Hickey explains that we haven’t seen collective bargaining in the context of high inflation for some time, with regards to the Ontario education workers’ wage demand. |
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Christian Leuprecht |
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globalnews.ca: Questions linger over HRP union no-confidence vote Global News: What could a Russian spy have learned in a decade in Canada and why wasn’t he caught? Dr. Leuprecht discusses Canada’s national security system and the confidence vote the Halifax Regional Police Association members held about police chief Dan Kinsella. |
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Robinson, Darryl |
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Yahoo! Canada: MPs back youth-led effort to list ecocide as international crime Prof. Robinson, who helped craft the definition of ecocide—the widespread destruction of the environment—weighs in on the Canadians leading a push to make ecocide an international crime. |
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